Let me direct your attention to Area 52. There’s a pattern called Plans: Alvin the Anvil. It’s currently available for 499,999g and one person owns all 13 that are posted to Area 52. I checked Undermine.exchange and there are 37 at the time of this post in Na. Why does one person own a third of this pattern and why are they 500k each? How did they get 13 of them to begin with? They’ve also amassed all of the Design: Elemental Lariat pattern and have them up on different realms for 4,999,999g each. I count 9 total at this price, which is over a third of this recipe on Na. Upon logging into the realms they’re on, they’re all owned by the same person, who happens to be the same person also selling the Alvin the Anvil plans.
One realm, understandable, but this is extortion to mark up the prices of these patterns, which is affecting the regional price. Not to mention that all of the characters these are on appear to be level 10s. I don’t think level 10s are able to farm these patterns and it would take a heck of a long time to get them from farming. Should I send a report to the Hacks squad?
How is this person obtaining all of these EXTREMELY VALUABLE recipes?
ChatGPT gets scaringly less stupid for each version that comes out. In any case I have noticed that AI powered npc’s are in the works for some games. I suggest checking out Herika (Dwemer dynamics) and Mantella (Art from the machine) on Youtube. Both are developed on Skyrim, a singleplayer game so there is no online game botting going on. Thou the AI itself is online. Yes, Herika are a follower that reacts to voice command.
sentient AI bots can print whatever they want, but they probably are not going to do something incredibly obvious enough that their power level is revealed
